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- .. spelling::
-
- uWSGI
-
- =====================
- Sample Oscar projects
- =====================
-
- Oscar ships with one sample project: a 'sandbox' site, which is a vanilla
- install of Oscar using the default templates and styles.
-
- The sandbox site
- ----------------
-
- The sandbox site is a minimal implementation of Oscar where everything is left
- in its default state. It is useful for exploring Oscar's functionality
- and developing new features.
-
- It only has one notable customisation on top of Oscar's core:
-
- * A profile class is specified which defines a few simple fields. This is to
- demonstrate the account section of Oscar, which introspects the profile class
- to build a combined User and Profile form.
-
- Note that some things are deliberately not implemented within core Oscar as they
- are domain-specific. For instance:
-
- * All tax is set to zero.
- * No shipping methods are specified. The default is free shipping which will
- be automatically selected during checkout (as it's the only option).
- * No payment is required to submit an order as part of the checkout process.
-
- The sandbox is, in effect, the blank canvas upon which you can build your site.
-
- Browse the external sandbox site
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
- An instance of the sandbox site is made available at https://latest.oscarcommerce.com
-
- .. warning::
-
- It is possible for users to access the dashboard and edit the site content.
- Hence, the data can get quite messy. It is periodically cleaned up.
-
-
- Run the sandbox locally
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
- It's pretty straightforward to get the sandbox site running locally so you can
- play around with Oscar.
-
- In order to compile uWSGI, which is a dependency of the sandbox, you will
- first need to install the Python development headers with:::
-
- $ sudo apt install python3-dev
-
- Install Oscar and its dependencies within a virtualenv:
-
- .. code-block:: bash
-
- $ git clone https://github.com/django-oscar/django-oscar.git
- $ cd django-oscar
- $ mkvirtualenv --python=python3 oscar # needs virtualenvwrapper
- (oscar) $ make sandbox
- (oscar) $ sandbox/manage.py runserver
-
- .. warning::
-
- Note, these instructions will install the head of Oscar's 'master' branch,
- not an official release. Occasionally the sandbox installation process
- breaks while support for a new version of Django is being added (often due
- dependency conflicts with 3rd party libraries). Please ask on the mailing
- list if you have problems.
-
- If you do not have ``mkvirtualenv``, then replace that line with:
-
- .. code-block:: bash
-
- $ virtualenv --python=python3 oscar
- $ source ./oscar/bin/activate
- (oscar) $
-
- The sandbox site (initialised with a sample set of products) will be available
- at: http://localhost:8000. A sample superuser is installed with credentials::
-
- username: superuser
- email: superuser@example.com
- password: testing
-
-
- .. warning::
-
- The sandbox has Django Debug Toolbar enabled by default, which will affect
- its performance. You can disable it by setting ``INTERNAL_IPS`` to an
- empty list in your local settings.
-
-
- Run the sandbox using Docker
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
- To run the Oscar sandbox using `Docker`_, run the following commands:
-
- .. _`Docker`: https://www.docker.com/
-
- .. code-block:: bash
-
- $ docker pull oscarcommerce/django-oscar-sandbox
- $ docker run -p 8080:8080/tcp oscarcommerce/django-oscar-sandbox:latest
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